Haiyou Liangpin Hotel (Nanjing Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street)

Located in the prime area of ​​Confucius Temple, shopping, eating and transportation are extremely convenient, and it is not far from many attractions. The only drawback is that the air conditioner is too noisy.

I have never given a bad review to any hotel, but I can't help it this time. I have never stayed in such a bad hotel. 1. Noise The most unbearable thing is that the room has 0 sound insulation. You can basically hear the sound of people walking and talking next door. In the middle of the night, someone knocks on other people's doors in the corridor to remind them to turn down the TV volume. The sound of people walking in the corridor and outside can also be heard. The hotel is still renovated from 8 am to 8 pm, and the front desk only reminded me after checking in. I booked a hotel in the peak season. I took a taxi for 4 kilometers and was stuck in traffic for almost an hour. I also walked hundreds of meters to the hotel. It was past the check-out time. What's the point of reminding me that the hotel is renovated and it is noisy during check-in? ? ? Besides, the renovation started at 8 o'clock, but it actually started before 8 o'clock. 2. Environment When checking in, you have to pass a small alley first. As soon as you get close, you can smell the disgusting smell of the sewer. There is a garbage dump next to the entrance of the hotel, and the room is also a super garbage dump view room. I bought a room with windows so that I can open the window for ventilation, not to see the garbage dump and smell the garbage dump. 3. Smell Not only does the alley smell like sewers, there is a garbage dump outside the window, and the hotel towels smell like oil smoke. It should be that some guests smoke in the toilet but do not change the towels without using them. 4. Privacy You can hear the privacy of people in other rooms in your room, but of course you will not have any privacy~ Basically, people passing by the window throwing garbage can hear your conversation.